Hotel Arrivals At St George And Pendleton
A list of guests checking into hotels including the St George in Portland and the Pendleton hotel. Names cited include Wenting ton and wife, W. C. Packard, A. W. Dethrow, Hauxhurst, O Connor, Richardson and wife, Olette, Stable, Jacobs, Collins, Jackson, Allison, Colline, Whitehouse, McCann, R&N Co representative, Anstall, Bisberg, Davendorf, Spragle, Heinman, Millie, Anderson, Duncan, Welden, Geerelty, Gross, Dyche, Clancey, Shea, Ashe, Pelleters, Gee, Cowles, Schults, Barkett, Atkerson, Motlet, Milchern, Bradley, Langford, and others in transit or visiting local hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
Wentington
Dalles
W. C. Packard
A. W. Dethrow
Portland
Hauxhurst
San Francisco
George D. O'Connor
Walla Walla
H. A. Richardson
Adame
Mise Sicele Richardson
Pomeroy
Olette
George T. Stable
Denver
Mike Jacobs
W. H. Collins
Rookine
Samuel Jackson
Hong Kong
J. A. Allison
W. J. Colline
Paul Whitehouse
J. N. McCann
W. B Anstill
Detroit
HB. J. Ian Bisberg
Chas
Pendleton
P. T. Heinman
Chicago
Frank Millie
G. A. Anderson
J. W. Duncan
Umatilla
W. J. Ayers
J. J. Moore
T. C. Welden
T. T. Geerelty
W. W. Gross
St. Joseph
B. L. Dyche
W. F. Clancey
Bolee
Jon, Shea
Jos, Ashe
Henry Pe
Spokane Faces Unknown Disease In Epidemic
Spokane suffers a growing illness described as a puzzle by local physicians. Estimates of those affected range from six hundred to fifteen hundred, with sufferers of all ages reporting severe frontal headaches and intense abdominal pains. Initial theories blamed the water supply but doctors now consider atmospheric causes, urging precaution and boiling water while the epidemic continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
N. M. Baker
Board of Health
Ccurtry
Disease Compared To Influenza In Cave Extraction
The speaker notes nausea from cave exposure with mild, short duration illness akin to influenza affecting respiratory parts. Recommends presenting the matter to the medical society for collective experience sharing to determine an approach for their anti infection faction.
Antal Sagacity The Instinct That Leads the Ostrich
A nature lesson with students debating animal instincts. An eagle shelters its young, a squirrel tests nuts by smell, ostriches shield eggs with sand and a protective top layer, and an elephant is beaten for dancing then seen practicing quietly at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabaran
Jewelers ring purchase and moral advice from a historic page
A New York Press excerpt shows a jeweler assisting a girl with a plain gold ring purchase for an Indy, while bystanders remark on sentiment and price. The piece shifts to a health essay urging careful self–care, rest, warmth, protection from cold, and attention to the body's laws and limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
Profit of Eight Months Pays Fine
The Kansas City Star analyzes a $24 400 000 fine on Standard Oil of New Jersey, noting it equals two thirds of one year’s profits. It lists top shareholders over a decade, led by J D Rockefeller with 27.4 percent, and shows Standard Oil’s annual dividends surpassing U S Steel’s by about $4 1/2 million, with future shifts possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Standard M1
Standard Ol Company
New Jersey
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Ech
P.c
J. D. Rockefeller
W. C. Andrews
Charles Pratt
H. H. Rogers
William Rockefeller
A. Jennings
Josiah Macy
J. A. Bostwick
Charles Lockhart
W. G. Warden
J. W. Borknews
H. M. Flogier
G, H. Payne
John Huntington
J. J. Vandergrift
Standard of
Inet
Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
United States Steel Corporation
Weather Recap for Eastern Oregon Shows Cooler, Showery Week
A weekly weather summary from the Portland Weather Bureau notes cool, cloudy conditions across Eastern Oregon. Temperatures ran about 8 degrees below the prior week with light rainfall but some localities saw heavier falls. Frost was avoided though early mornings neared the frost line in eastern districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia River Valley
Mountain Park
Wareco County
Raymond Markley
Ella
Morrow County
Carl F. Trovdwen
Weston
Umatilla
Maud M. Baker
Pendleton
Umatilla County
H. F. Johnson
Plateau District
Baker City
Baker County
Weather Bureau
Bend
Crook County
A. H. Grant
Edward A. Beals
Portland
Ore
Wheat prices rise in Idaho Palouse market opening
The grain market in the Idaho Palouse opened ten cents higher than last year with first quotations at 65 cents for blue stem grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Palouse
Crop harvest prospects and salvage at Kendrick Gazette
The Kendrick Gazette reports a harvest expected to yield 20 to 25 bushels per acre for the average field though conditions vary with fall and spring sown grain. Smut appears unlikely though some localities may have foul grain. Grain has not been contracted. warehouse buyers expect rapid movement due to high prices. Threshing began on Henry Munsiman’s farm on Tuesday with machines anticipated to run continuously barring bad weather. James Cornfield, manager, announces Bingham Springs excursion tickets from Pendleton at 2.75 for round trip including stage fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Munsi
Kendrick Gazette
Bingham Springs
Pendleton
James Cornfield
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Coats
the Alexander Department Store
IREAL
Antal Sagacity
United States Steel Common
Steel Corporation
Oregon
Elegan
Geo. H. Clark
Grocer Main Street
East Oregonian
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